Canadian Concrete Leveling Job Stories

This home in Brampton, Ontario, had a significant amount of concrete cracking and settling in both the front and backyard. They called Canadian Concrete Leveling as they needed a long-lasting solution that didn’t entail replacing all the concrete surrounding their home. Luckily, we do just that!   A highly trusted team from CCL went out to Brampton to fix the concrete – a time-efficient and cost-effective process that takes less time to install than traditional methods.   Our patented PolyLevel® expanding polyurethane was injected in small dime-sized drilled holes in and under the concrete. The polyurethane lifts and levels the concrete back to its proper grade. Next, we used NexusPro® as a sealant that fills the cracks in the concrete and lasts for years to come.   The team completed the job in no time. The customer was so glad she made the right decision calling CCL to save her time and money while also giving her a trustworthy solution.  

A home in Brampton, Ontario, had some problems with the pool deck in the back yard. The pool deck was sinking in various areas along the back half of the pool. Not only was it an eyesore but the sinking concrete created various trip hazards around the pool. If it was not taken care of immediately then the concrete could continue to sink and trip hazards could worsen. The customer was concerned that the pool deck would continue to sink and that someone would trip and fall into the pool. They called Clarke Basement Systems and the Canadian Concrete Leveling team went to fix the problem. John DiNicolantonio explained everything that would be done to the pool deck. Billy McKeown and the team injected PolyLevel polyurethane beneath the concrete to lift and level the slabs. Our expanding polyurethane is compress the substrate and lift the concrete to ensure the area is protected from further settlement. We drilled small dime sized holes through the concrete and injected our PolyLevel polyurethane underneath the slabs. The polyurethane followed the path of least resistance underneath the concrete to fill all of the voids and then expanded. We were able to use the expansion of the polyurethane to lift the pool deck to protect them from further settlement. The customer was satisfied that we were able to remove the trip hazards around their pool deck without making a complete mess of their backyard. The customer has been left with a safe and usable space thanks to Canadian Concrete Leveling.  

Our clients in Brampton were concerned about two things, that their sinking walkway was a trip hazard, and if the sinking got any worse it would cause water to run to the foundation of their home and damage it. When they decided they wanted to prevent any further damage and to repair their walkway, they gave Canadian Concrete Leveling a call to solve the problem.  Our Project Manager, Joe McColl, assessed the situation and concluded that the walkway would need a PolyLevel® injection and sealant to lift and repair the walkway and eliminate trip hazards. With a plan set, Kyle McKeown and his production team went to the home to complete the job.  Once the PolyLevel® and sealant were installed, the homeowners were thrilled and relieved to have their walkway repaired and no longer have to worry about having trip hazards or any damage to their foundation.

This family pool in Oakville, Ontario needed some TLC on its pool deck. Fearful of the expenses to replace the concrete, they called Canadian Concrete Leveling for our expertise on the best approach to repair their problem. We provided them with our most preventative approach by first sealing off the numerous cracks with NexusPro® that is a durable sealant which can withstand Ontario’s hot summer months, and cold winters. Lastly, they lifted and leveled the sinking oncrete with our PolyLevel® polyurethane that is injected through small, drilled holes. In no time, the concrete was professionally sealed and leveled. Tripping hazards as well as the fear of avoidable accidents for the summer were permanently eliminated.

A home in Oakville, Ontario, had a problem at the rear patio. The concrete patio had sunk over time and was beginning to slope towards the foundation. The patio was poured on top of loose soils around the foundation. Since these soils were loose, the weight of the concrete further compressed the area, leading to sinking and settling throughout the patio. The customer had recently moved into the home and was worried the sloping patio would lead to water damage in the basement. The customer called Canadian Concrete Leveling and spoke to John DiNicolantonio, who explained the process of our solution. Kyle McKeown came in and used the PolyLevel Injection System and NexusPro Joint Sealant. It was injected beneath the concrete through small dime-sized holes. The patio was lifted back to the original level and is protected from further settlement. The customer was very happy that we were able to complete the lift on the patio in a timely manner.  

Sunken concrete originates from poor soil conditions. Over time the loose soils compress and washout causing the concrete to settle. Our customer had replaced part of their concrete walkway because it had severely settled causing it to crack. Our customer had noticed more signs of settling and did not want to pay a significant amount of money to have the whole walkway replaced again.   Luckily, they called Canadian Concrete Leveling! System Design Specialist, John DiNicolantonio, met with our customer and provided a cost-efficient solution for their settled concrete issue. Foreman, Billy injected Polyurethane that expands under the sunken concrete and compresses against the loose soils to lift and stabilize the walkway. The Polyurethane protects against further settlement.   Our customer is satisfied and happy that our company was able to offer a permanent solution. The walkway is now level and protected with our lifetime warranty!

A homeowner in Mississauga, Ontario, had a concern about their front patio at the main entrance of their home. It had been an issue for a few years but was progressively getting worse. The customer noticed water was starting to pool near the foundation and starting to into cracks leading into the basement.  The homeowner called Canadian Concrete Leveling and an appointment was booked with John DiNicolantio. Once John met with the homeowner, he discovered the issue with the concrete in the backyard started from poor soil compaction. Since the soils around the house were still fairly loose when the patio was poured, the weight of the concrete compressed the soils which created settlement in various areas. Once a gap and crack formed between the patio slab and the stoop, water was able to penetrate the substrate leading to even more settlement.  John also noticed that the patio slab was actually sloping towards the stoop. The homeowner mentioned that during heavy rains water would flow towards the house and disappear into the cracks. Water was going into the basement and he realized that this needed to be fixed as soon as possible.  John knew that our PolyLevel® System with polyurethane would be able to take care of this concrete problem. Kyle McKeown, Installation Specialist, drilled small dime-sized holes through the concrete and injected the polyurethane under the slabs. The polyurethane injection follows the path of least resistance and then expands to fill all the gaps and voids. The concrete was sealed and leveled once again.  The customer was relieved that we were able to lift and level the patio and improve the grading of the concrete away from the foundation. They now have a safe and warrantied walkway!

Surrounding an entire townhouse complex was settled and sunken concrete it was an accident waiting to happen. It is a safety concern for the public in Mississauga, Ontario, because the accessibility ramps were unusable and the settled walkways ran parallel with the road.   John DiNicolantonio, Project Lead for Canadian Concrete Leveling spoke with our customer and surveyed their areas of concern. John recommended injecting Polyurethane which expands under the settled concrete and compresses down on the loose soils to lift and stabilize the slab. Billy, a Foreman, started the processes by drilling dime-sized holes through the concrete and then injected the polyurethane.   Our customer was extremely satisfied and relieved that they did not need to rip out and repour new concrete. John was able to provide a permanent, cost-efficient solution to our customer's problem.

A patio should be an area to enjoy and entertain, with tables, chairs, and a BBQ. Unfortunately, for our customer in Mississauga, Ontario, they were unable to use the patio because it had sunken severely down to one side making it drastically unlevel. The slope forced water to pool along the foundation wall worrying our customer about further damage.   Our Project Manager for Canadian Concrete Leveling, Paul Mendell, met with our customers to address their concerns. With the help of Billy, Team Leader, and Kenny, Installation Specialist, the team injected Polyurethane under the concrete. Polyurethane is a high density, structural grade polymer, that lifts and stabilizes concrete.   Our customer is happy that the patio is level and gives them peace of mind that rainwater will no longer pool near the home. They can now enjoy and entertain outside and appreciate their back yard.

 Located at the front of our customer’s home in Mississauga, Ontario, was a sunken and settled step. A large gap became visible between the front steps and each year it progressively got worse. It had sunken so bad that the concrete had cracked. Our customer was concerned that the concrete would continue to sink and the gap would become more substantial. It is a safety hazard that needed to be addressed.   John DiNicolantonio Project Lead for Canadian Concrete Leveling, spoke with our customer and proposed a permanent solution. John recommended injecting Polyurethane that expands under the concrete to lift and stabilize the settled slab. Kyle, a Foreman, began the processes by drilling dime-sized holes through the settled slab and injecting the expanding Polyurethane. Kyle also inserted our NexusPro™ Joint Sealant into the cracked concrete to protect it fron further breaks.   Our customer is extremely happy with the job that was done. They were also extremely impressed with the price and how our team completed the work in such a short time. John was able to provide a permanent, cost-efficient solution to our customer's issue without having to rip out and replace the cracked settled concrete.